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Greetings! I've used Excel for years, but this one caught me off guard. In
Excel 2000, I have the following data: A B 1 3 1 2 1 10 3 2 100 4 5 1000 5 4 =B1+B2+B3 When I sort all five rows by column A, my formula gives me a #REF! error and the formula is changed to "=#REF!+B1+B2". Doesn't Excel track the relative changes of formulas during a sort? It seems to have tracked the 10 and the 100 in the table above but somehow lost track of where the 1 went. This came to my attention when a formula returned an invalid value after a sort -- even worse, I'd rather have an error than bad data! Can anyone shed some light on this and is there a workaround? I tried absolute references, but that didn't work. Thanks in advance! -- Kevin |
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